Hello and welcome back.
In this tutorial, we will learn how you can add an AC sauce in your circuit and then run your simulation
for AC, the system is a bit different, so let us stick along and learn together.
So we have our circuit.
That is the electrical circuit here.
Just click on it.
And here we have the groundnut, Walesa's resistor, capacitor inductor, one more wrester and and it
is going to the count.
So we have a faulty source from one to two.
We have a track from two to three.
We will connect the capacitor from three to four and we will connect the inductor from four to one.
And one is the voltage source.
OK, so the inductor is connected to the voltage source and for the ester it is connected from six and
one.
So from one it is connected to six and six is the ground.
OK, so let me explain what is going on.
We have a water resource.
It is connected.
Were registered in CCDs.
The register is connected to the capacitor, capacitor is connected to the injector and the industry
is connected to the voltage source.
OK, so this four are a complete circuit and then there's one more resistor which is connected to the
ground.
Now for the full source, we can see that we have our D.C. source here.
So what we going to do is we will select the D.C. source and then click on Chainsaw's.
Winningly consensus, he will have few other options, voltage of such frequency and face in the frequency,
just write any variable.
Let's say if our Q OK, and let's go to the perimeter and write if our Q and let it be one.
So in the voltage source, the frequency will be Barnhart's because we have set up the expression value
as one.
So this is how you set up your frequency in your circuit.
In my next lecture, I will explain how to set up your study and then run your simulation.